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What “Not Up to Code” Really Means: Clearing Up a Common Misunderstanding The phrase “not up to code” is often
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What “Not Up to Code” Really Means: Clearing Up a Common Misunderstanding The phrase “not up to code” is often

Understanding Occupancy Classification in Building Design Determining the occupancy classification is one of the first steps when designing a building

Building code compliance is essential for ensuring safety, yet discrepancies often arise within the International Building Code (IBC). These inconsistencies

Which should you reference for your project: IBC vs. ANSI? The International Building Code (IBC) and the American National Standards

Cross-laminated timber (CLT) has gained popularity in commercial construction due to its strength, sustainability, and fire resistance. This article explores

Every three years, the building codes change. This has ramifications to all design disciplines. Electrical Engineering design is governed by

Mezzanines and atriums, which one can be used best to utilize a space? While mezzanines are beneficial in that they

The International Building Code and Colorado State Statute Title 9 Article 5 both have requirements for unit accessibility in multi-family

The intent of every new project is to maximize the potential of any site. One factor built into the International

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When you work in this industry, you find yourself trying to answer very complex building questions in every type of
Enclosed attic spaces for buildings that fall under the IBC are required to be ventilated. These spaces are formed where
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